pol.y.syn.de.ton n. [LGk. polusundeton, neuter of polusundetos, using many connectives: polus, many + sundetos, bound together.^ see syndetic] The repetition of connectives or conjunctions in close succession for rhetorical effect, as in the phrase here and there and everywhere.
Example:
Axelrod, Mark, Giose Rimanelli: prose and verse, Italian and
English.., Vol. 71, World Literature Today, 01-01-1997, pp 95(4).
"...accompanied by the polysyndeton use of "the snow, the silence,
the quick love, the astral call oh fly the friendly skies,..."